Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
KINGS AND QUEENS
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ffano~~ BextE4os sas beside her. axa hsr hsss-
land, blonde n9stAched German usfnee
Was IN tie same carriage AZ looked Al her
] thosghf 81 Tie lsltls infinegaes she really had
Ia the English g0ssrnnlenf and hon saach fhs
Englsh gosernnlsnt paid Tor her ehs has
palaces al over t1e klBsdosn aud in Scotland
one of her estates contains 81. 600 acres Her
family costs tbs khSlish goxernaaent naore
than ~ ,too. .oso year. and her pri sate parse.
which is voted 20 her by parliament, amounts
% tst0oo snplslly. Shs alone receives
nearly g. so.o GO annually, sna she has al the
same time insElense private foTtunes. whicA
bring her ia hundreds of tkonaHds more
The English psopie are beginning 30 ts<l that
they pay good deal for their crown, and
while the qusen drove along thsse Edinburgh
streets ] heard a number of remarks. sn
which the words taxes aud republic were ussa
IA Close come ection-
II was az coblence on tbs Rhine that ssw
King William. Of Prussia he had bees.
spending several weeks ~ the weter crrc a.
Ems. wksre he goes every yssr and he Vas
ROW about 70 make . VISIT here before he ~
turnsd 70 Berlin. The city was decorated
with flags snd bunting IN his honor, and his
palace, for he, like Qaern Victoria, hss rsslaces
scattered all over hts rsalss. hal been put in
order for his coming II had a special
railroad station inside lie walls. and IL was
here that | stood In the dfspping rain one
Sunday afternoon among a crowd ~ about
700 people who wanted 20 Sc the king. We
were kept in order by pongeus ogficials
dressed in gorgeous uniforms Ts.-, ,s-lightei
in showing their authority, ana ;ssshssa MS
here and there while we wsitei ffsr the train
After half hours standing we beard the
whistle OF a locomotive. and moment later
the train came in. Before ths window Of one
Of it, first class csrTlsges stood ulaiuir
dressed, web preserved, gy haired man.
with IS kind face As lave ever sosn Es
wore a cap ike a ccnison soldier, and his
dress was devoid Of gold lace ard brass but
tons. As the crowd saw him fhey set up a
cheer, and the old man bowcf with = smile
This vas Kaiser Wilhelm. the man who ss-
feated Louis Napoleon, founded the treat
German empire, and still holds hs position ne
one OF the leading. IL not the greatest. mon
arch of the world. No nohier man ats anon
a throne. at the present time and Germany
has reason 70 love Kaiser Wilhelm. A sisr.
pie, plain old man. he has dooe wonders for
Germany, and Prussia under his adn,inistrs-
ton has nade gres; STRIDES in hofh clvi.sya.
Zion and wealth. King Wilhelm Soas not
need fine clothes to make him great. and he
l. generally clad as i saw him there IN
simple sosdier's clothes BE II toe Oldest sol
der ia the German army ~ to-day. aud asn
told he is as proud of this fact a. OF bis I'm
perial power visited HE fxvorife tsalsre Al
Fotsdsm and went through Babelsbars. TINS
palace Is furnished like an American home.
and the article which the king prizes above
the others is plain white chair which stand
IN bis bedroom. II was made by bis son. ths
crown prince, ard was his ruasier piece n.
learning the trade of cabinet making. tn.
Germans as a rule are fond of their cAiiaren.
and Kaiser Wilhelm is no exception lie
likes other children as well "a his own. ard
many anecdotes are told in illustration of
this -.
There Is a flower which grows among sbs
wheat in Germany known as the corn flower.
or Kaiser Bluinesl. Il groxs Wild and II has
the petals q our dsndollon. bat its color is a
bright navy biue. Kaiser Biun,eu means in
English ''eup-ror's fower.1 and il i from
ksiser Wilhelm that The name comeS Tzo
little peasant children bad beari that the
king loved this flower, and tbey had iseen tod
OF DIS kindness 70 little ones One dav they
gathered large bouquet ~ fteso flowers snd
went al hlons. several rniEeS. into Berlin in
tending 70 present them to the king. After
much trouble they resched the door esf the
palace, wkere the guard. dressed IN his eor-
geous uniform. stood. They managed IN great
trembling to tell their story. sns thought a.
first this splendid man was the king. lie
heard them through and was about sefadinr
them home when plain. kind oil man nsss.e
oaf ard asked them what they wsnte5. TIE
fierce guard stood back ct his approach They
told their story again and no. taking fbsir
flowers. asksd them in a1d told them 70 sit
down and be woald present the flowers r. ffss
king He then went away. In q rnorners q
gorgeous guard appeared and tod the essllsr~n
the king wanted 70 see them lie led ft,ern
into another Toorn royally furnished. and
there they ssw this ssrDe kind Oh mar bod
ing their flowers IN his hsnd II vas tfe
king He gave them ssch q present. t.Ik~s
kindly n them, hsd Iis servants sbo- them
the palace saa sens tben bosue she ha,zssst
and the proodes4 children IN Germany.
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